CLASS OF 2019What’s an endorsement?

Why do I need one?

FIRST THING: REMIND

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DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM W/ ENDORSEMENTS

(26 CREDITS)• English (4 Credits)

• English 1, English 2, English 3 & English 4

• Mathematics (4 Credits)• Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 & one advanced math classes

• Science (4 Credits)• Biology & Chemistry or Physics & two advanced science class

• Social Studies (4 Credits)• World Geography, World History, U.S. History, U.S. Government & Economics

• Fine Arts (1 Credit)

• World Language (2 Credits)

• Physical Education (1 Credit)

• Electives (6 Credits)

• Endorsement: Students must also fulfill the requirements of 1 or more endorsements.

PROCESS

• Today: Conversation with high school counselors about grad plan and endorsements.

• This Spring: Meet with 8th grade counselor to make initial endorsement decision and complete 4 year plan.

• End of February: Meet with high school counselors to finalize and submit 9th

grade course selections.

• Fall 9th Grade: 9th grade guidance on endorsements and grad plan.

• Fall 9th Grade: Confirm endorsement selection and 4 year plan with counselor and parents.

• 10th through 11th Grade: Yearly update during registration process.

ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

• Business & Industry

• Public Service

• Arts & Humanities

• Multidisciplinary Studies

STEM: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Engineering & Technology• Aerospace Engineers

• Agricultural Engineers

• Chemical Engineers

• Computer Hardware Engineers

• Environmental Engineers

• Fire-Prevention Engineers

• Mapping Technicians

• Nanotechnology Engineering

• Robotics Engineering

• Science & Mathematics• Agricultural & Food Science

Technicians

• Atmospheric & Space Scientists

• Biostatisticians

• Chemical Technicians

• Computer Programmers

• Geneticists

• Industrial Ecologists

• Natural Sciences Managers

• Water Resource Specialists

• Statisticians

• Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists

STEM: ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Four credits in Career & Technical Education including a minimum of two courses from the Engineering & Technology courses on the next slide.

• Five total math credits including Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 and two additional classes from the previous slide.

• Five total science credits including Biology, Chemistry, Physics and two additional science courses from the previous slide.

STEM: EMS OPPORTUNITIES

• Engineering & Technology• Concepts of Engineering &

Technology• Engineering Design & Presentation• Advanced Engineering-Aeroscience

(HCTC)• Engineering Mathematics (HCTC)• Manufacturing Engineering (HCTC)• Robotics & Automation (HCTC)

• Mathematics• Advanced Quantitative Reasoning• Engineering Mathematics• Pre-Calculus• Calculus• Statistics

• Science• Anatomy & Physiology• Aquatic Science• Environmental Systems• AP Environmental Science• Forensic Science• Medical

Microbiology/Pathophysiology• AP Biology• AP Chemistry• AP Physics 1• AP Physics 2

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Architecture & Construction• Architectural Drafters• Landscape Architects• Surveyors

• Business Management & Administration, Finance, Marketing, Sales & Service

• Advertising & Promotions Manager• Budget Analysts• Energy Auditors• Natural Science Managers• Financial Analysts• Financial Managers• Market Research Analysts• Marketing Managers• Sales Representatives

• Arts & Audio/Video Technology• Audio & Video Equipment Technician• Broadcast Technician• Film & Video Editors• Graphic Designers• Media & Communication Workers• Sound Engineering Technicians

• Hospitality & Tourism• Food Service Managers• Meeting, Convention & Event Planners• Travel Agents/Guides• Chefs & Head Cooks

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Information Technology

• Computer Systems Analysts

• Computer User Support Specialists

• Information Technology Project Managers

• Software Developers

• Computer Programmer

• Video Game Designer

• Manufacturing

• Engineering Technicians

• Machinists

• Metal Worker

• Welding

• Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

• Aircraft Mechanics

• Automotive Body & Service Technician

• Logistics Manager

• Storage & Distribution Manager

• Transportation Manager

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Four credits in Career & Technical Education including a minimum of two courses from the Business & Industries courses on the next two slides from the same career cluster.

• Four English elective credits including three levels in debate, newspaper or yearbook.

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: EMS OPPORTUNITIES

• Arts & Audio/Video Technology• Digital & Interactive Media

• Audio/Video Production

• Advanced A/V Production (HCTC)

• Radio Broadcasting (HCTC)

• Practicum in A/V Production (HCTC)

• Animation (HCTC)

• Advanced Animation (HCTC)

• Graphic Design & Illustration (HCTC)

• Advanced Graphic Design & Illustration (HCTC)

• Business Management & Administration, Finance, Marketing, Sales & Service

• Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance

• Business Information Management I

• Business Information Management II (Dual Credit)

• Business Management

• Business Law

• Money Matters

• Accounting I

• Accounting II

• Advertising & Sales

• Fashion Marketing

• Sports & Entertainment

• Entrepreneurship

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: EMS OPPORTUNITIES

• Hospitality & Tourism• Principles of Hospitality

• Lifetime Nutrition

• Culinary Arts (HCTC)

• Practicum in Culinary Arts (HCTC)

• Restaurant Management (HCTC)

• Information Technology• Principles of Information Technology

• Web Technology

• Computer Technician (HCTC)

• Networking Technologies (HCTC)

• Manufacturing• Principles of Manufacturing

• Manufacturing Engineering

• Welding (HCTC)

• Advanced Welding (HCTC)

• Transportation, Distribution & Logistics• Automotive Technology (HCTC)

• Advanced Automotive Technology (HCTC)

• Advanced Aircraft Technology (Dual Credit)

• Practicum Aircraft Technology (Dual Credit)

PUBLIC SERVICES: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Education & Training

• Coaches & Scouts

• Daycare Provider/Director

• Fitness & Wellness Coordinators

• Librarians

• School Counselor

• Social Worker

• Teachers

• Health Science

• Medical Scientists

• Healthcare Practitioner

• Radiologic Technician

• Surgical Technologists

• Rehabilitation Counselors

PUBLIC SERVICES: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Human Services

• Customer Service Representatives

• Sales Manager

• Counseling

• Recreation Workers

• Social Workers

• Cosmetology

• Law, Public Safety, Correction & Security

• Correctional Officers & Jailers

• Probation Officers

• Paramedics

• Fire Inspectors

• Firefighters

• Retail Loss Prevention Specialist

• Lawyer

• Criminal Investigator

PUBLIC SERVICES: ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Four credits in Career & Technical Education including a minimum of two courses from the Public Services courses on the next two slides from the same career cluster.

• Four credits in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC)

PUBLIC SERVICES: EMS OPPORTUNITIES

• Education & Training• Principles of Education & Training• Counseling & Mental Health• Human Growth & Development• Instructional Practices in Education & Training• Practicum in Education & Training (HCTC)

• Health Science• Principles of Health Science• Medical Terminology• Anatomy & Physiology• Medical Microbiology• Pathophysiology• Health Science Rotations (HCTC)• Practicum in Health Science (HCTC)• Sports Medicine (HCTC)• Fire Fighter I (Dual Credit)

• Human Services• Principles of Human Service• Cosmetology I (HCTC)• Cosmetology II (HCTC)

• Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security• Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections &

Security• Forensic Science (HCTC)• Law enforcement I (HCTC)• Law Enforcement II (HCTC)• Court Systems & Practices (HCTC)• Fire Fighter I (Dual Credit)

ARTS & HUMANITIES: POSSIBLE CAREERS

• Performing Arts• Acting

• Choreographers

• Directors

• Musician

• Set & Exhibit Designers

• Writers & Authors

• Visual Arts• Art Directors

• Fashion Designers

• Graphic Designers

• Photographers

• Social Studies• Archeology

• Political Scientists

• International Relations

• Legislators

• World Languages• Translator

• Interpreter

• Linguist

ARTS & HUMANITIES: ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Five credits in Social Studies including one elective credit from the list of courses on the next slide.

• Four credits of the same language in a language other than English.

• Example: Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3 & Spanish 4

• Four credits from two different world languages, two credits in each.

• Example: Spanish 1, Spanish 2, French 1 & French 2

• Four credits from one discipline of fine arts.

• Example: Choir 1, Choir 2, Choir 3 & Choir 4

ARTS & HUMANITIES: EMS OPPORTUNITIES

• Performing Arts

• Band 1-4

• Choir 1-4

• Theatre 1-4

• Dance 1-4

• Visual Arts

• Art 1

• Art Drawing 2-4

• Art Photography 2-4

• Art Sculpture 2-4

• Social Studies

• Psychology

• Sociology

• AP European History

• World Language

• Spanish

• French

• German

MULTIDISCIPLINARY: ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS

• Four credits in each of the four foundation subject areas to include English 4, Algebra 2 and Chemistry or Physics.

• Four credits in Advanced Placement or Dual Credit selected from English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Economics, Language Other Than English or Fine Arts.